Guadalajara's corporate market has been showing a gradual decline in its vacancy rate, from its peak of 19.8% in July 2021. Four years later, at the end of August 2025, the city recorded its lowest figure, reaching 9.8%.

The reduction in the vacancy rate is largely explained by the consistency in demand for office space. From January to August 2025, takeovers remained at very similar levels to the same period in 2024. Although there was no significant growth, the continued pace of transactions has sustained occupancy.

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Another determining factor was the drop in vacancy rates. While around 4,000 square meters were released between January and August 2024, during the same period in 2025 the figure dropped to 1,000 square meters.

In addition to this, the market has also seen limited growth in office inventory. During the first eight months of 2025, only 5,000 square meters of office space were added, a result of developers' prudence that has prevented an oversupply.

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In a context of global uncertainty regarding tariff policies and caution in corporate investment, the capital of Jalisco has managed to maintain stability thanks to the balance between sustained demand, lower unemployment, controlled supply growth, and stable employment.